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A whole block of business house

A whole block of business houses
were burned in Decatur last Thurs
day morning involving a loss of
about 100000, insurance about
$4,000. Old Decatur needs two or
three sweeping CONGREGATIONS to
get rid of her old tumble-dow
houses.
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Reader, pause and faint! Col.
Duncan B. Cooper is the managing
editor of the American and Col.
Colyar is the editor in chief-since
Sunday last. They are exactly
X on every question they have ev-
er discussed. We imagine that dis
poses of the new paper.
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Chattanooga Commercial: Sew
au sad anarchists IN bad nix;
TIage fired & cap and then there
we're six. Six savage anarchists
stll left alive, Fielden vent to Jo-
lief. then there were five. tlVe
frightened anarchists dreaming OIL
gore. Schwab begged for mercy
fhAn there were four. -Four fearless
anarchists in a prison cell, Matson
sprung the trap and they ali went
towel!
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Trustees Sale
% F.
HlgsE lad LOT II PULASKI.

DURSUANT to deed of trust executed to
J. Is, Stacy, on the 9Th of March, 1882,
5y j. I'd. Jackson and wife. and afterwards
transferred to me, and by virtue of an add
tlonal deed OF trust executed 30 me by said
2arties, both OF which are registered in the
Registers Office of Giles county, Tennessee
| viii sell, on
Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1887,
at public sale to the highest bidder, at the
court ho1se door in Pulaski, for cash, and
free from the equity of redemption the
house and Lot in Pulaski, situated on Isl
Main street, fronting Al feet and running
back 1865 feet, and known az the Ed. Jack
son lot. Al. BALLENTINF.
Z3hftd TTlstee.
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Some twenty gins were burned in
the past week in Arkansaw, West
Tennessee and Mississippi and any
quantity OF fencing snd some resi-
dences. Whole counties are swept
clean of timber by the forest fires.
For $50 miles on the Mississippi
boats had to stop running at night
because OF the dense smoke.
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John Littleton vas nominated
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co.ored people "dam niggers" when
he is talking to q democrat. He
despiaes niggers and yet he asks
them TO vote Tor him.
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Fieldea WAS put TO work in the
stone department and Schwab in
the kitchen-for life--and Fielder
said TO Schwab, "You do your duty
AMI I'll do mine" He began the
drama With the same language on q
wagon at the Haymarket,
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NV York Sun: A few steam
fire engines, occupying good st ate
gic positions and having good
supply Of water, could scatter an
anarchist crowd in double quick
time. If balls of soap could be dig
charged into the crowd the effect
would be still more fatal,
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Capt. John w. Morton has With
drawn from the Farmers Home
Jotnal. 1t is possible that an ag-
ricultnral paper will be started at
Nashville. Tennessee farmers
ought to support a lone paper.
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Moore county voted on propo-
sition for aid to two railroads last
Monday. One WAS lost by three
votes and the other carried by the
exact vote necessary. Close.
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A member of the Left. Centre said
last Sunday in the chamber of dep
uties thSt 81. Grsvy'a Wallets lief
shoulder blade was 3 little TIE low
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De Lesseps says it will take $780,
100000 to finish the Panama canal.
Another engineer estimates it at
100000, coo. This trifiing discrep-
ancy suggests the presence of re
publican boss abouy he Panama
treasury.
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Not single limo Of editorial ex-
plassion in Littleton's Review lssi
week. See what the country has
lost by thia foolishness. 'Tis being
a candidate doth make towards OF
US ali.
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Waltz Me Again, Please,

Chicago News: If Mr.. Sparks
had any more government positions
be would be strongly tempted to
resign them all one by one just to
get the president to keep on writ
ing letters to him.
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Gov. Taylor addressed Webbs'
school at Bellbuckie last Friday.
Nj. Webb introduced him as "the
most popular man in the state" He
is correct.
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Mr.. ID. Lazaras seems to be the
most popular man in Columbia
H. led the ticket in his ward A
votes. Pulaski gave hun to Colum-
bia. Thanks? Don't mention 1t.
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A young woman was subject to
severe spasms at Chicago and last
week a live swapping turtle was
elected from her stomach and she
died shortly after.
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Macon Telegraph: This much
may be said OF tie depsrted Lingg;
he taught the anarchist the most
improved way to shoot of ones
mouth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-11-24

The North Alabama conference
probably hadn't read Herman jus
tbs paper on the drama when it
asked Kelly to send his scalp in on
a charger.
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The Woman's Christian Temper
0nce Union, just adjourned at Nash
vile, declared in favor Of woman
suffrage, for The Blair bill, against
the internal revenue tax on whisky,
and on one OF two other political
questions. The women have been
doing a glorious temperance work.
If they go INTO politics they ruin
their efficiency in the temperance
field.
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The Indications are that the
onth will secede again. The pee
:. lie who didn't get to fight during
Pie wsr are just getting mad.
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4 ST. Louis spirituaIist has had $
Communication from Lingg who
sa'd that II there is any hell he has
not found it yet. Tell him to IN
qulre for Brownlow's address.
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Chicago Tribune: Why don't
our friends, the prohibitions, make
var against the manufacture and
sale OF dyGamiteP
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New York Herald: Ne, it is not
besns that have made Boston what
she is but brains. She has demo-
cratic tendencies just now that
proves the truth Of this statement.
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Eighty bales of cotton on flats
we're burned at the Decatur depot,
Nashville, Monday morning, 1t
probably went from Pulaski.
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Prince Napoleon hss nominated
himself for president Of France.
HIS gall is only equ&led by Little
tons.
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1t is said that Tuttle, the ram
psnt, feroaious rebel eater, is fraud
uIently drawing pension and in
vestigatlon is now proceeding.
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Fort Worth Gazette: When Par
sons asked permission to speak the
sheriff gave him the foor," but it
sl,pped from under his feet.
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Mr Frank Lander has bought
the Columbia Herald. Look out
for good paper.
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Iowa went republican by $4,000
for Garfield. The next year it fell
to $4,000; the next to $4,000 for
3 aino; last year 5000, isst week
4.43S.
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Hon. Jas. d. Porter has been sue
ceeded as assistant secretary OF
state by Geo. S. Rives of New
York.
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County Court Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the County
Court of Giles county, ia the oausa OF
F. M. Bunch ct ais VS.. Claude Barlar,
Will sell to the highest bidder, at public sale
on the promises, On
Thursday, December Sth, 1887,
certain tract or parcel of land situated in
The 18th civil district OF Giles county, on the
waters of Richlanl creek, sdioining Tho lAnde
of DR.. LEONARD, W. 4. Rothrock, j. NJ
Gordon and othera, being part of the lands
devised to tho aors of Martin b. Woods,
deceased, and containing SIX acres.
TERMS:
Said land will be sold free from the righ,
of redemption, on the following terms, TO
wit; One hundred dollars (SlOO 0O) cash
and the balance on credit OF one and .wo
gears from day Of sale. Notes with good
and approved per8onsl security required OF
purchaser, bearing interest from da,o. and
lien retained ior the purchase money.
l1nv4t WILL s. EZELL, Clerk.
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Nina Van Zandt has not tasted
food since the hanging and is try
ing to etarve herself &c death.
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Pullman has decided to locate
his shops at Decatur for the build
ing Of palace cars.
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Physicians attempted to resusci
tate the body of Spies after the
hanging by electric appliances.
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Four laborers were killed near
Iron City last week. A dynamite
blast in cut buried and killed
them.
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Col. Buttonhole FOLEY is to be
candidate against Long Jim Rich
ardson tor congress next year.
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= storm of unprecedented fury
ragged in the lakes Saturday night,
destroying much shipping.
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Philadelphia Times: The Pana.
ma canal seems TO have an outlet
into Salt river
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DR.. McCosh, Princeton's presi-
dent, has resigned. Arch Hughes is
an applicant for the place.
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Col. Coles palatisl residence is
now known as "Terrace Place" 1t
used to be called "Sslve Factory"
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The belled huzzard has appeared
10 d West Tennessee liar again.
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The crown prince of Germany is
considerably better.
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Athens lost four or five business
houses by fire last week.
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The Presbyterian ladies had an
oyster supper at the Osborn House
Tuesday night and did well.
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Saturday. Nov. 26Lb. 1851
IN ChancerY at Pu laskI
NOVEMBER RULES, 1887.
The State Of Tennessee ct ais, comp'ts, vs..
Chapman Il Coats OF ais, dctts.

The State of Tennessee ct ais, comp'te. vs..
Chapman Il Coats OF ais, dct'ts.
/ n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
L of the Clerk and Master from the atiija.
vit to the bill that the defendants, the I'M
Known owners Of $50 acres of land In the
18th district, assessed in 1884 and 1856 TO ".
A. Campbell, and bounded BY jackson,
hcCrea, Murrell and Gordon; the unknown
owner of 100 acres of land in the 18th dis
trict, assessed ia 1856 to Thomas Hay, and
bounded by Pike, Glenn, McCallum and
Moore; the unknown owner Of 200 acres Of
and in the 18th district, assessed in 1854.
1883 and 1856 to Joe jackson. ard bounded
by Johnson, Gordon, Zigler and Wilker-
son, are unknown and Thomas Lindsay and
VIM. j. Ezell are non-rosidcnts Of the State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process az
this court cannot be served ON them.
On motion it is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four weeks III Guccession
&c tho pulaski Citizen," a newspaper pub
lshod in the town of Pulaski, in said state
occurring the said defendant to be and ap-
pear on tho first day of the next torn Of the
Chancery Court to be held for the county Of
Gies, AZ the courthouse in Pul aski, on the
LIST Monday in February next, and answer
complainant's bill, or the same will be la
ken for confessed Gs to him and SGT for
hearing eX parte.
j. B. STACY, c. 81 NJ.
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H1f1fi ic gam A Month can be made
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and give their hole time TO the business
spare moments may be proitabiy employed
also. a lew vacancies IN towrs and cities
B. +. JOHNSON IL co,
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Ex-Sen ator Jones of Florida is
and pauper in Detroit.
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CNCG3tCGrsy safe.


3. E. Palmer at ais vs.. W. NJ. Palmer OF ais.
UY virtue of the decree Of the Chnncerv
IL Court of Rutherford county, pronounced
at the October term, 1887, thereof, ia the
above cause, will, on
Friday, the 10th day of Dee, 1887.
at the court house in Pqiaski, Tenn, offer
Tor sale 20 the hIghos. ans best bidder, ut
public auction, the following described lots
or parcels OF land, lying and being in the 18th
civil district Of Giles county, so-wit: Lot
NO. !: bounded north By jarrett Phillips
sast by the Columbia Turnpike, south by
- Martin, End west by - Maxwell, con
tanning about four acres.
Lot No. 2: bounded north by Jarrett Phil
lips, east by the Columbia turnpike, south by
the corporation line of the town Of Pulaski
and vest by jarrett Philips, containing
about nineteen 40 acres, and known as
Fort Hin"
Lot No. 8; bounded north by Tyler Clack,
and lies on Third and McGregor streets and
contains between one and two acres These
are valuable lots.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. cash, balance in one and
two years Notes for unpaid purchase
money, with approved personal security
will DC required, and also hen retained on
each lot to secure the purchase mo2ey duo
thereon,
HICKMAN WEAKLY,
linV4t @. % NJ. and Com'r.
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Col. Tom. w. Neal of the Dyers-
burg Gazette used to have a sweet
heart who played the ACCORDION.
Hear him:
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THU aSDAT NOV. "a, 1887.
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Bushels Corn
NTAETED at The Pulaski Roller Mills.
w The highest market price will be paid
Sacks furnished if necessary. n24tf
Nicely IL McC0RD.
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The joyous lark has gone to rest,
The SUMS last glow fades on the sky;
So would l hnsh within my breast
The strains so low
Caught from nv love in DAYS gone by.
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